-
briefly for that
farewell drink, call it a
dochan doris (from
Scottish Gaelic deoch an
dorais [ˈtʲɔx ən̪ˠ ˈt̪ɔɾɪʃ],
literally "drink of the door"). In Anya...
-
saved by the
marriage of Lairgren, son of Colman, son of Cobthach, and
Deoch,
daughter of Finghin,
whose union broke the curse. 'The Song of Fionnuala'...
- maint:
archived copy as
title (link) "Traditional
Scottish Songs – Wee
Deoch an Doris". rampantscotland.com.
Retrieved 23 July 2016. "Club Song - Official...
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ganit a
drink is with-you.SG yma
diwes genes mae diod
gennyt tá
deoch agat tha
deoch agad ta
jough ayd you have a
drink un a
urzhiataer computer zo is...
-
celebrated his 991st
birthday in the
short story "Brief Encounter: A Wee
Deoch an..?",
written by
Colin Baker, in
Doctor Who
Magazine Winter Special 1991:...
- a
purely Gaelic derivation from
tuath [t̪ʰuə] "peasantry, tenantry" or
deoch [tʲɔx] "drink" (borrowed into
Scots as teuch) plus an agent-forming suffix...
- of the spell,
Lairgenn (the great-grandson of the King of Connacht), and
Deoch (the great-granddaughter of the King of Munster)
would be wed.
Aoife relented...
- form the
current band.
Skipinnish (2001)
Sgurr Mor to
Skerryvore (2003)
Deoch 'N'
Dorus (2005) The
Sound of the
Summer (2007) Live From The
Ceilidh House...
- 1818 Good-Bye 'Till We Meet
Again Lauder Harry Lauder 1913 1819 Just a Wee
Deoch and
Doris Lauder Harry Lauder 1913 1820 It's Nice When You Love a Wee L****ie...
- is
blocked when a
coronal consonant is
preceded by an. an
deoch "the drink",
although deoch is
feminine nominative singular an tí "of the house", although...
